'the scale of population' is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to the size, growth, or density of a population and can be used in the context of statistics, demographics, or resources. For example: "The scale of population in the city has grown significantly over the past decade."
Platt, A. et al. The scale of population structure in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Given the scale of population movement both inside Syria and across borders, together with deteriorating environmental health conditions, outbreaks are inevitable".
The scale of population structure in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Local governments deem that "once the economic structure is optimal, the scale of population will decrease and the quality of population will increase" (Dongguan Daily 2011).
Dr Jaouad Mahjour, director of the department for communicable diseases at WHO's regional office for the Eastern Mediterranean, said: "Given the scale of population movement both inside Syria and across borders, together with deteriorating environmental health conditions, outbreaks are inevitable".
Barber et al. [46] suggested that larval settlement behavior might explain the difference in the scale of population genetic differentiation among stomatopod crustacea.
In the NMM, the role of neurotransmitter fluxes in this mechanism is implicit since the neuronal activity is reproduced at the scale of populations.
we are persuaded of the individuality of breast cancer….As personal as breast cancer is, it is also a disease of populations, enacted and reenacted in individual bodies….Prevention on the scale of populations is a very different enterprise from prevention undertaken one low-fat diet at a time, in one positive person at a time.
If we are to understand and manage human pathogenesis on the scale of populations, then there are important social and interdisciplinary questions to be addressed in NTDs research.
On the scale of populations, agent identification is crucial for determining the incidence of CNS infections caused by specific agents, enabling prioritization of targets for public health intervention and to prevent outbreaks of disease.
Spatial information that represents ecological features needs to: (1) extend across the entire planning region; and, (2) match the scales of population biology and dispersal ability of target species [3].
